Halter close up

Made from 12 mm Donaghys Silver Rope

The design incorporates a “smooth side” that doesn’t rub or irritate the animal when it is on them.

$15.00

Price is subject to GST and postage costs.

Halter close up

Made from 12 mm Donaghys Silver Rope.

The design incorporates a “smooth side” that doesn’t rub or irritate the animal when it is on them.

It is an extra 2 metres longer than the General Use Cattle Halter.

$18.00

Price is subject to GST and postage costs.

Neck rope close up

Made from 14 mm Donaghys Silver Rope.

Features easily adjustable and heavy duty fittings.

Neck Ropes are compulsory for securing cattle at shows and sales.

$28.00

Price is subject to GST and postage costs.

Has a snap clip that will fit and rotate on the nose dogs.

$9.00

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• 1 x General Use Cattle Halter
• 1 x Adjustable Cattle Neck Rope
• 1 x Nose lead

$47  – Save $5

Price is subject to GST and postage costs.

Horse Rope close up

Made from 14 mm Noble’s UV treated Rope with a 15 mm heavy duty snap clip.

$13.00

Price is subject to GST and postage costs.

Keep an eye out for the bucking Bulls from our chute and don’t forget to “like us” on Facebook at Wattlewood ASH & Angus.

Wattlewood wishes the Lang Lang Rodeo a great day that is full of good bucks and safe landings from the cowboys and cowgirls.

For more information visit: http://www.langlang.net/rodeo.html

These curtains hang above the heads of your cattle when they are at shows, sales and field days.

Made in lengths that comply with the standard Royal tie up blocks

$POA

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Flirt placed 4th in the Horse 4 years & Under Challenge and put together a tidy run to also place in the Cattle work component of this challenge.

Fred plans to continue her education in the campdrafting sport and campaign her in the 2015/ 16 GCA Season. There is even talk of Fred and Flirt competing in a few Australian Stock Horse classes and Challenges.

Congratulations Fred on the purchase and enjoy this much loved filly.

Of the 13 horses and riders in this team, over half of the horses were registered Australian Stock Horses and ridden by West Gippsland ASH Branch members.

The routine which was directed and coached by Leigh Kirby, a past Victorian Mounted Police member, wowed the large crowd which certainty stood to attention and in awe of what the team had to show.

There was a slight sprinkling of drizzle, but no one ran for shelter while the riders performed different elements of their routine, including a “Big Wheel”, cross over’s and cantering a 20 meter circle with 12 horses turning into the centre, reining back and then taking up the canter the opposite way.

The Team had Katherine Jamison from Peninsular Pix on hand to photograph this wonderful visual spectacular that saw inspiring music from The Man From Snowy River and the movements were choreographed to complement what the crowd could hear

There was a standing ovation from not only the crowd, but the panel of 4 judges. The results were read out with the Koo Wee Rup Riders team winning with a score of 92.5%.

If you would like to see this terrific performance go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CIPzTBOc-I